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2~ Iyiy{a:la4ll..Y: :SG~M['~[i'S3>y4+Fs7i' From the LUNDON (..;iIZE f TE, Oa. 16, igio, AdAiralty-Office, Oct. i 6, 181 O. Rear-Adini6l Gyvv,iy,. Commander in Chief ai has transmitted to John Wilson Croker; Esq. • = a Letter from tarn cotnmanding his ~:(Nlaje4ty'ssinp acc(p.int of the cap ttife f t woSinalc Danish cutter privateers, one of six guns and the other of tier, by the boats of ilie above ship, on iLe - cOast of Nor - Way, on the 6th inst. , Itett;nl rdf 'the Killed - , Wounded, and Missing of the Pot. tuoese , Antion or the irlt of September, Ote. . . _ • • ead.quarters,,Busaeo, 28th Sept. General Staff-t 'Major, woan:ied. :Vrtiiii.try- 5 ra'ik and fik-, w, , unded: - Cjptain, killed; .z Subalterns, t Serjeant;, 1. tank anAfile, woumt,d. 7th fi, - en - ngni---3 rank tile, wounded. Stti Regiment -I Car tai 11. , 29 ' rank and ti:e, Cap.. Sutalteri, 40.1 rank and file, wounded ;:t'Ser-• jeant:•,, y rank aid tile, ,inissing. , • - i raak, and fi;e, Major, 'tern, z Seijeants„ at rank,and tile ; Wounded. ioth ,Captain,. killed ; i Captain, ; Subal tern zti rank, and : tile,. wounded; 2 rank and file, 'miss ing. • Igth •Regimerlt` 4 .:B • rank - and file, kiltedi i Subaltern, 28 , rank "and ii/e,'•yruuncied.L • . ; .2tst Rtglin.:l,t --I C4ptain, i Subaltern„t Serjeant, r Drum rrie.r,' r• rani: and file, killed,; Colonel, , : Captain, 3 t •Serjeanr, - 66 rank wounded, • last :CautdonsS- 4 2: rank and file, killed ; as rank and file, c • viD , indeit. , • • cikrio -6 rank and file, killed ; 30. rank and file, wounded; . •' l 7 rank and • 3d ditto-- to rank aro tile. killed ;•3‘ Subalterns, 3 Serjeants; 73 ranlipud,lil6, }vpn!Kled. 4th ditto-iit'oaltern, 9 rank and file, killed ;. t Captain, 3. Sidialternc. i Serjeant, 5 rank and - file, wounded. ;611vaitttoo-sr i Vul ; Captain, Serjeant, 19 . rank,ond, •, 'fritalH-4. - .Captains, 2 Subalterns, pSerjeant, r Drum.' ,1i.r.1 - ,Saiank and rile, killed; 1 Lolonei, i Major, 5 • , Captains, , 3 ti Sub .1 terns . ,- 9 • Serjectiirs, 47S ra,,k and , file, wounded ; 2 Seljeantb, rank and tile, tnisitig. • . Natrws of the ()timers kilied.and wounded. • . , . , ~ .. .Ki Lied. . • Ist Regiment--. Captain William Mackintosh. - 13th ite,Annent . -- Captain Antonio Coutiiiiio de Souza. .16th' •Ruginient- , -Captain Charles Fox: "• . • .. , . aist, 2 l2.4:Liinent , -C,aptain Salisbury, Ensign_.,Asostlnho de' Supsp Cd4tfp. 1 4th eacdtace-- 2 E.dsign . Luiz, das Nevt. - .1. - rancia. . . - , ito.i. . . WounO.Cct. uMijdr Prior,. Aarni Aici.deLany to Marshal Reresford. •t. I3t ArgimentEnsignsioseph de Paula slid , Bernardino . d . ertit. . : . . . 7 Sth Regiment—Captain FtansisCo E uzebio,' Lieutenant Vi. ; ceti to Marta -A y res; A fusign•loao A ntonicr RtAi, M. 41c tiro 56,,a, loaquitry Migul-fvlascai. •- - ', •.- , ' 9th Kvgitueitt— Major, Butler and Ensign lrelis. Antonio Be. ' • ztira. , • • ' • - . . . , 16th Regiment—!Captain Pedro da Cinaha:, atid• Ensign doze : . 'o4 . ii , Pt;:i}ii. ,I . i - • ~ . . • , • - • • .i • -•- to h Regitnent— Lieutenant Joaquim Galdino da ..Rosa. list Regiment._ Colonel I osepii joaquiin Chain pI i inaud; 4 4 4 001 ;11 49 111 0 • 601fe..5 Ii rtes, Lieutenant Diego • Ma. : el•iad: Vacs, Er.,igns I USC Nionteiro and luau . Alberto Bela. • • da Lea. - - • , 3d. Cacalt,,res— Ensigns Alfonso Botelho, Joaquin Segurado,•• . • Jol.:tulin Christostimo., • . ' . , • 4t'..ditto..Cayitiiiii Jose Bernardino, Lieutenants Astselmo de -• - Quiroz and loaquim 'de VasconcillOs, Ltisigil I oaqiiiin 1 elieissime. - 6th ditto—Captain Lourenco Homem. - • ' I.IANOLL OE BRITc.)11 , 10LIZ1N1-10 - ; Adjutant.G encral. IVJr.Office, Oct. 16, tSto. • 3d Regiment of Diagoon . G uards, Lieutenant 1. M. Young,; I 1,01;1 17th Light U tagoottS, to be Lleutethint, ‘vithout4 sd ReJriient of r.jrrtgoirt, Cornet William Bragg; to be Liodpelrant, by purcnase, vA:e tephenson, who retires. :170 R.egn.ns:nt.or: Ligitt I.lr:tAuvas; °met .h-rancts Cuitayne, tO oc I..::uten-irtt, without purt.lia§e, wiceiYoung, appoint.' E I ko the yd VA Ditto,. Lieuteriaot.Charles M;;ldletbir, frOurthe Royal, to be Lit.ait,:nailt, vice Ellis, cx4.4,l,pses. Cornet. Isait Gillam, to be Mutentint,' vu e UUute, dece . as.td. • k.tisign „Rutwtt,Ma.clalpilleirloin pie ii2.111.1.'001, to be Cornet, vr.:e , .. _ .. . ~. Gillain. , . . -24th Ditto; William'Fitch , rnold, Gent, to be *Corlier voit'hoilt purchase, vice Quierds, Who resigns. 2i . ,Z.1i3011t , /, .I . l , Ties,Goilie,.. , 4viclicia„cieut. to be Contet, by percliase, viee_Oaiiipbell, protLoted., Koberr Gordon 1-4i .vidson, Gent. to be Cornet, :413nm:base,- *Vice J. C. 11.- ,:vidson, who retires. Ist Regiment of toot, I...i,:utenant William Buckley to be Captainuf aCo Tip - any, vice Anderson, deceased: Eieute pant Chate's l'huinas Iroin the 22d Light goons, to be Lieutenant, vice IViitiilletoti,wha excnauges. - Sc, jeant-Aj.ir Wiiiiatn Mac Ewen, to be Adjutant, (with "the of Ensign) vice Buckley. jd Ditto,-JOhn;Huine, Gent. to be Ensigni by purchase, vice, l—L • 12. th Lawson,, Cent.. to be Enoign, without - purchase, vice i\l'Alpine, appointed to the ;2d Light Dra • 33u►,U►tto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel R. Hamilton, from the ist Garrison ()octillion, to be Major, vice Tniner, exchanges. 22(I'Ditto, , Lieutenant john Stevens, from the 67th Foot, to ,\ Lieutenant,. without purchase, vice - Young,' apppinted to the 6th foot. 24th Ditto, Lieutenant R. j. Graham, froth the .23th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Medlicott, who exchanges. 28th Ditto, Lituten , nt John Medlicutt, fruni the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Graham, who r4changes. Ensign 1-lenry john Burn, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice . . • 'I en' in, proinoted. . 31st Lill to, Gentleman:Cadet .William Smith;from the Royal _ i 4 ',nary College, to be Ensign, without purc4iasc, vice Pro; tei:i...ii. promoted. 34. th I)itto, Lieutenant William Baker to •be Captain of a' • company, vin Campbell, deceased. - .fist Jiro Lieticeliain i. W. W insiuiv, from the Nova Scotia . Fencibles, tone Lieutenant, without purciiase, vice Ogden, : • piOntoted in the 561 h - fcot. . . .. -42 d •llitto, Lieuteuatit Alexander Grahartf to be Captain of a Company, by,purchase, vice Fraser, who retires . Lusign Janus White, to be Lieutenant , by purchase, vice Gra- • ham. 4.3 d Ditto, Paymaster John Richards, from the 2d-Battalion, to be Payinaster of the ist Battalion, vice Havelock.. who resign. Quarter-Master David Fraser, to be Paypaster of, the ad Battalion, vice Richards. 46th Ditto, Ensign ThOnus Kenagh Smith, from the Ist West India Regiment, to.be Lieutenant by purchase, vice charlewood, promoted in the 4th %Vest India Regi- sgiPirto, Lieutenant Pmes Hill, to be Captain of a Corn v:ce, Wooler deceased. 63o'Dato, Lieutenant J G Buckley, from Half. pay of the 3d Toot, to !;ieutenant, - vice 'Manch who exchanges. 6itl, tinto, , C*ptain Nathaniel , Warren, to be Major by pur-' chase, vice t.,ar.Ain whp retires. Lieutenant 1. it. Deb nain to uis Captain of 'a Company by purchase, Vice War ren. ' t 6111 D;uo, n.trnbo: , ;ugh, from the 3.d tour, t n Qaaer-Nlaster, N:re r .Leshe, deceased . 79th. Lieutenant Patrick Purves to he Captain of a • Cowpony, by purchase, vice Lawrie, promoted. Ensign kobeo lames Acland to be Lieutenant, by' porchas4 vice ' • Purvis. Ditto,' Christopher Williams,Gent. to be Ensign, with. out purchasc, vice Brown, prontoteclin theloitit . moot. • gist Ditto, Lieutenant Vyrn. drew, It - 0.111 the 94th toot, to be Lieutenant,' vice Taylor, who excnanges. . • 86th Ditto, ,Lieutenant Michael - Creagh,- to 'be Captain of a, C. inpany, vice Burke, deceased. '• Liirkett, to bz Lieutenant, vice Creagh. James Crea;;li, (J6,init.. to be 1. n igu, vice liirkett. 93d keginie r of Four, siajor Andrew Creagh, from the gith' Foot, to be Major,. Tice lona,: V tIQ excnaiiges. " y4th Ditto, Lieuteinhit Alexander Kyle, to be Captain of. a Company, by purchase, vice Maclaine, promoted ..111 the. 'B7th out. Lieutenant A. S. Ta)lor, twin time gist Foot, to be Li.:utenant, vice Brew, who exchanges. James, Richarcson, Gent. to be klisibn, by purchase, vice C:ivok,. promoted. , . • , - . • g;th Ditto, Major Henry John, froth the 93d Foot,, to be_ Major, -vice Creagh, whuelychanges• ; gyth Uitto, Hospital.,,Mate Ricitarn Capes, to be-Aisistant- Surgeon, vice' Wiwi:ly, who l.signs. 4th West India Regiment; Se\jeant. Major John Cavendish troth the 'lst Foot C . - intuits, 'to . he Ensign, w'it.;.out pur. chase, vice• MtGregur,whose appointlitent has not taken plate. , • York Light I'4ml - 6, Volunteers,. Williarp Leinonius, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cards,'Lieceascd. • • ' Meurun's Iteguneut,Nicliolas Fortune Charles de Mcitch acti, Gent. to be F.11,6})01, W,lthqUl purchase, vice Lehup.' feititing,• . promoted. losqh .Mcntenacit,eu tie dii;io, vice Wittiner, promoted. ~ , tat Garrison battation;•4l-jor Charles "turner, troth thei 13th Font, tO, be Hamilton', wthrexchanges, I 3d, Ditto, Valentine, I..u , Ai Gent. to be Ensign,' vice skinner, piamoted i ni the Nova Scotia 4th Ditto, Captain George , rOllll iite 69th Foot to bet Caption of a s onipany i , vice win.) Cki:ll4llgS. Nova SCOW 114:1 FCO,b, • EILI6IL Chiltii!S Skinner, trout the , 'Garrison Batta.ion; to be Lieutenant, vice Winslow, appointed to the .iist tout. , Stu ltoyai ete t raii Battalion, Lieutenant john Forbes,' from' of the late 71st lout,` tube Lieutenant, vice. Orinsoy; who exchanges'. • • • - BREvu . r. Captain Ulysses Burgh, of the 92d kegittrat.of mot, to be Major in rue army. •s• • . HOSPITAL STAFF% TO be Hospital-Mates kir General, Service 4ohn Spry, Gent.: Gent. • i• r.nrcis King, .1011 ti Carter, ,Gent. Thoina4 Cock, Gent. The Icing's Gerrnan-LegiOn. -34 Light Dragoons; —.-- de Humboldt, Gent. to be Cornet; vice Mrycrepjgalu-tcd• • ' • ' itti, .Battalion ut the 14a, captain Charles Aly, frqtn,thet --7th Battalion of the Line, to be Major,with temporary rank, viZe•Gerber, who retites-.'' l ' .'" .• 7th Ditto, Lieutenant 1. iggierick ,de Loefecke ro be: Captain' Company, rciiipotAry rank, vice, A,ly, promoted in #he stli Battalion ut the Line. be sLietitenant —Ensign tedeak Couring, vice Loe. • . • , ;1; To be-,Ensign 7 =Ensign Ernst Wilding, from the Sth Battalion of Lira,. vice Cuuring. • NlElioansaym. The_ apP"ointuiervt of George Cunninghamt, - Gent. to be Ensign in the 70th Foot, as sated iu the Gkzette'ot the 7th ultimo, has not taken place, l risignColps of this Regiment, who was'superseded, being reinstated in his rank. Lieutenant Reeve; Of the . 48111 Foot, is superseded, being absent witlwu-t leave, ~•, , , .• Hospital-elate, George Rawlings is cilismiwd :he servim Oreithence-Office; October, is, l iSio. ~ • - , . • .4 Corps of Royat Engineers. To be Setond Captain—First'' Lieutenant Robert Thomion, vice Smith, 'deceased. . To be First Lieutenant—gecond Lieutenant john L. liiiiine, vice 'Thomson. 4 -. ' Corrrmission in the Royal Anglesey Militia, signed by the 'Lord Lieuremint. To bt Captain.- John Kirsopp, Esq. by Brevet. ' • Crvum.gßce, Uoc.bcr 16, 181 e. MEMBER RETURNRb TO. SERVE IN TII IS PRESENT , . PARLIAMENT. , . Borough pf,NigthanytOn.. • • . William Hanhury, ,the fugal of the Honourable Edward BULIMIC, deC't:j.Sed. • • 1 • BANKRUITCIES ENLARGED.." . • ; .William Hitchon, of St. Peres-hill, Joctors'-Commons, London, whale:ione=merchant, trom,-0C.t.:6,..t0 Nov. 24.,a: at Guiltihall. • . . George rviorri•Stevens, • late o`f Alfred 7 place, St. Giles's . in the • -fields , Midulesex, 'upholder' and cabinet-maker, from Oct: 9to Nov. 27,. Guildhall. •• • • . Thomas Gordon, of 'lower -street, London, wine and brandy_ Merchant, from Oct 23 to Nov. 5, at ten, at Guildhall - , George adulphus Riddlest:44, of Whitechapel, - Mitiillesex, • linert-draper, front Oct. 6 to'Nov. 24, at ten, at hall.. • • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDgif. Timothy' Cassia, of 'Bristol, rectifier . . ELINKRUPTS John Pywell, of Oxford, dealer in horses, to surrender 041. 26, 27, and •Nov, '27, at eleven, at the house of Mary Crosier, under the lawn Mill. Att ornies, Mr. Charles . -Tunes, Oxford or . Mr..Beit eugh, Beritard-stree.t,Ausi sell-square. Samuel Longinore, of Bristol, linen 41rapef, Oet. 17, Nov.• 3, and 27, at twelve, at the Bush favern i lkistol. ititorney, Mr. I. llayly, Bristol. Robert Ra) nur Baker, of Nottingham, innholder,. Oct. 2.3•(' 24, at eleven, and • Nov. 27, at three, at the Rain Inn,. Nottingham. Attomicsi Mr. W. Wise, Nottingham ; or Mr. R. Barbor, Fetter-lain, London. Ralph Blundell, of Liverpool, victualler, Oct, 26, 27, and Nov:. 27; at twelVe; at the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool. Atturnies, Mr. L. Car, Liverpool ; or Mr. Biackstock,. Temple. London. • • . Thomas Neave and Moses Neave, now or late of, Diektoo, korchnitbrulge, county of Southampton, milli:it, NoV.§,' at two, t, at eleven, and 27, at two at the White Hart inn, Kingwood. Attornies, • Mr. Philip „Peard of •Ely • place, Holborn, London ; or Mr. William wood. Isaac Dickson, late of Liverpool, merchant, Nov, 'l3, 14, and 27, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At tornies, Messrs. Blakelock and Maitiuon, Temple, Lon don; or Mr. E. Ascruft, .Liverpool. Joseph Brook, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, stationer, Oct. 26,27, and - Nov. 27; at eleven, at the pack. Horse, Inn, 1 Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. Stephenson, Holintirth,• neat Hudoersfield ; or Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane, Lou- don. • Villiam - Packham, Appledore, Kent, vidualler, Nov. 7,8, and'27, at ,eleven, at the Saracen's Head, -Ashford. At tornies, W. Towle, New Ro - nniey '; or Mr. I.barnes, C hilord's-Inn, London. - - John Batty Juke, ut Kingstqn- upon Finn, merchant, Od. . 22, 23, and Nov. 2.7, at eleven, at Cue Dug a►id Duck ivarn,Kingston-upott•Hull: Attornies, Ylessrs. Thomas and Charles F nisi, Hull ; or Messrs. Russet and :Son, • 13artlett's.huildings, Holborn, Ldndon. William Cutting, of I.3acton, Suikblk, butcher, Oet. 20,N0v. 3, and .7, at .four, at the ktatilpaut Horse Inn, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bignuld the younger, Norwich. - lamps Key, late of Little Bolton, but since of Tharples,Lan. calthire, liquor: merchant, Nov. 7, at tine. SI, ait ten, and 27, at, tour. at tlic!;Swan lutt, Great Holton. A ttornies, Alt.. T. K - a)e, ; or Mr. R. T. Clerkenwell, Lbndon. Gaetano l3attolozzi, late of Well -street, St. Mary-le-bone, • Nliallesex, print:seller, Oct. 23, at eleven, Jo, and Nov. • 27, at one, at Attornreii, Messrs. Dawson and W ratislaw, AVarvvick-street, Golden-square. • - Robert Hamilton, or Old Broad-street,. London, under. writer, Oct. 20, 27., and Nov. 27, at eleven, at AttorqieS, Messrs. Dennetts and GNAWS, King's Arms- yard, • lonian-street. • To be Lieutenants. , Ensign Francis Brown, from the Vioth Foot, :vice Lord, de- , ceased. Ensign. l'eter NPLaine, froM the goth Foot, vice hulkely cashiered. Ensign Peter Earquarson, from . tite hit, by purchase, vice Debnato. -6.. ) in Jilt°, Captaindoseph.l3. GltW,. trim the 4th Garrison Battalion, tope Captain of a company., vice :)now, who 1311 Ditto, Lieutenant, J. W. H• Streaphan, from Half-pay of .thc Waggon Trani, to L ieu tena ut , vice Demay Who (A:hinges. IsiiiDitto, Captain ,Stephen'Giliman to be Major by ptir aiase,• vlce Guthrie, who retires. Lieutenant Thomas Atkins to •be Captain of a S.:oily - any by purchase, v.iee •c; k.nsi4n Fitiniphrey yalint:r to be Lieutenant by pure tiase; yiy; Atkins: • • • • -, .; LONDON Printed by RICHARD of r lsio. 4, Martlett-court, Bow street; and PEW' al& SVN , nOm6E, No. 2, Strdad, where Advolisements, Orderr for tk It,b, ; (1,011, t,t ctelt St. itel. - 11's 1 131.liopgate in.ornant and iti , uriniC.3l4roXer, :Oct. 20, 30, Nov. 27,. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars.. Painter, sons, and fltoinson i Cupthall-court, Tltrugqi9itunotsreet.l john Wright, ttie elder, of •Creai krtssef t&ti . Illdonts-f bury, Middlesex, upholsterer, :od. 26, 2 . 74 and Nov. '27,i at eleven at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. „Patten, Cross-i Street, Hatton-Garden. A.letcanderCOck•and' David COck,' f - Marsiiiin:street, St., lames, ! Westminster:,Army,-clothiers, Oa. .23; 30, and Nuv. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoincy, Mr, holm Parker, Brick-court, • lacub„La/arus and. Gudtrey •A lexander Cohen, Cif . eat East, India Lhatukie.rs, Leadenhall-street; • Loildnit-; merchants, Oct. 23, 30, at e,heve : and N uv, .27,, at., teti,, Attorima, WleSsii."Antiesley and Bennett, A.tigel-Fourt,. Ptuogniortun-streer. -. • joseplt §ptc4, late Folkstoni .Kent, mariner,. oa.. 25, at: eleven, Nov.. to, at twelve, and 2.7, at led, at ( tAiJdijait, London.' Attorney,' Mr. Rippnii, London-road, Suutp- - %vark, Surrey.- Henry Wylie, of Mitre.coert,!Olga/ei mercAant, I Ott, 23, at eleven, 30, at, iie, at Gull: 4E0)1 Attornies, Messrs. 'Blunt add BoWlnan, Old 'Bethltin New Broad-street, London. • ;.- CViiltatu 1:1/eophilus Groeuiiip.nd ‘lo,lll.aut Metcalfe, of_Aul tin. friars, London, nNrchants, .oa. 23, , at ten, at twelve, and '27, at ten, at Guildhall.' A ttoinie.,, Messrs.) Fairlie aid l rancis ; Lincoln's- • 7 Ftanets:khibault, late Qte4tiMary-le,bone-streeti Mitkqe-i sex, working.jewellimr,Oct. 20, 27.,.and Nov... A 7, Al - .44ykii„i at Guildhall. Aquriley, Mr. Henson, t..)otat,sueet, Salts ' bury-square. • • • •• • • ' lona tlet)utason, of lohn-stnet, Lambeth, , Surrey,.silk iend caticu-piiiiker, Oct. 20, 27, atl(O4V. 27. at.f . .c, leyen, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. 11,ealing, Lte, Cheapsidel • • DIVIDEND:S. ' - di:iv. 9. john Gibson, of Liverpool, taylOr, at eleven, at tlie I.,)Glubel'avern, lohn:street, . . . ...PtiQv. 6. Thomas kooke, of tile Pass4hof Bengeo,- liertfind shire; farmer, at. test, at Guildhall. H , • Nov. so. lutist owse, of Wantag r e, Berkshire, currier, at ten, at the Bear , Isin,Wasitage.. .. • - -- _. NuY. z. luseph Oldham, of Melton, Suffolk, grocer, at to, at the Wilite-Hart Inn, in Wickham Nlarkct. Nov. h. * W. 1144111 Linuttl, late of Leeds,' Yorkshire; spirit utert;hant, at tc. , at Uusldhall, Nov. to. bavitl liryaun, .ut Nt'w,road,. Tot_ tetillanl-cout t-rcidd, s,t.atiay, dt 1,11, at GuilLi hall: • • Nov. io. irohn inicker, late of Liverpool, woollen-draper. at twelve, t:avelo, I,itio.street, Livcrptoui Nov. 9. Juno Newcurne, of.loccter,y:c_l,ollc:, a t clewen; ai tilc 610 be TaVLlll'. Lxv.ter. Nov. 10. Rouelt , Kopgr, Lae of 1-loun.lsditch, London, tim ber-men:lona and oin4;..,ittAit.q, at tgo, at Nov. 6. "l'nontib Ilda, of ikwick,upof-:i weed, oi-t,cnant, ' at e•zo,' 7 in: ti , ninlfrait, • L'ondoti:"' ' .% 1U IP !CAT . Nov. - 6 . . Rober orcis, of ng, Son:::.rsetshire; dealer • •, • gpistia3 1-letAry R - of- lwer, East Friesland, and Of gild Londop, • inercnant.' Lewin ot',Tht944o , ,toctlc !. .slxzet i of ‘V. , ..1pr00k,; I CtiltitiLl,lllCl:..fla lit John C foudac,:,' Jo. ft iI, cliees'e-fa . 6.10r. lelm Lung acre, gaiLi.l.ostbi t co44.lmrakar„,) 51ri,1,1441(1, w 1,)u,1 A ,tou, of t..;ubpur I, b uts, • Stciillcfe.. , . mice, (I,,,torA'reet, l grots.er. A brA barn Lands: l . uI • Le,ideahallvitrett , Limdun,- hardware-. 7 . 110111.1 S Fin9Ull):!,t, of Clement's-lane, Lombard street,, I,o4idan; hail% • I T - Itornab Arida:us, 01 Bisinghall-street, Loudon, Llack.v4ll-, 11..11.1atAvr. . • - , ; Elizauctir Cropton, of.Bishopwearocutit, Durham. -101111 Wil k ; lcs, Edward Wilcucks;'and A lexamter razd; of Exeter, backers., • 84 31 GHOST. I lhe Rev. Mr.. COltons, -- of'Tierton,'whb 'firsi • proclaimed tlittftiele thin ctrampion of title SaMptorci 'Ghost, and wht.Ab patiiphlet upon the subjeat of tho extraordinary noises . supposed 'to prbdtteed'hy,. -it) led to the detection Or 'which we an account,; on the authority of die. Tataitini' 'Cotirier, has just replied to the Editor, of that 4buidal, ln an 'tippen. diX to his former narrative . , and' statO as 'his creed _condertiingthis'mlyStery; " - thatfie - believe'in no- . thing but. the difficulty of detecting it.' So fair • from thinking that the.tklitor of the Taunton qou •rier has solved the 'mystery;lie :controverts, almost 'every one'uf theallegedTfacts"which form the basis 'of that stateMent. He asserts that Mr. Chave fardis. tool. Pyear,' and is a man - of Most 'respectable fa . only and enaracter, who keeps a lafgeshop on the • premises in question ; 'that 'instead* of seviM months, as stated by the Editor, he' lid 'resided there since, July, L 800; that extraordinary . sights had been ' there before Mr. Chave 'occupied the house;. that Sally, instead of being about 18, was - only. 16 'years of age, and did not appear to be male than 13 and that Mr.-Taylor, instead of 't 6, was only, 20. .No dispute took place between Mr. Ttilley arid Mr. Chave about the ainter's bill ; Which,was - a matter solely. agitated between the' painter and:, Mr. Talley. Mr. and Mrs. Chie haile both depood that no such 't onver s sat pa,sed with Mr. Talley, • - as was -asserted;by the rditor`to - bate taken pia& 'on, his going .thitber'to sleep ; and that instead of - Mr. Tttfley I ing, I‘. that iinne ' -) Of l ifi.e • servants Shotild'retnain ow the pennies, and' tliat this was also', lith inucti reiuttaike, acquieseed in," no such - pron - iis was made, wir even asked, and not a iitig,le'si...rVant 'was sent out of the house on that 'c/a3Stch. The conversation between Mr. Talky and Dodge is acknoWledged* be true ; and that Dodge slept with the apprentice hoy, on 'account of the latter having been frightened. Mr. Talley sopped' On' the evening -in qUestion in the lower roots, through which Dodge tritit, and did'pass stairs'to bed ; for instead ofthree'entrances to get' up stairs, A 'carpet)- , ter has made oath that there is but one. Dodge has deposed—that there were no curtains to the bed ; that Mr. Talky did' not Atesire bim to pull otr clothes; and that he never - once that niglit'or day entered Talley's-room. Instead of Talky " hiving locked ail the doors, and taken the keys with him, -so that. Dodge could not quit the room next morn , log till-Mr. Talky came to tut him out," it is proved that the door-of that chamber had neitler key hole, lock, -bolt; bar, nor any _thing to :secure it, but a common thumb latch, the catch of which even was :gone. Talley since acknowledges that ,he did .not lock a single-lock, nor put a single key into his .pocket. A carpenter, alter .having minutely exa mined:the house, has sworn that the walls o 1 the ONO moms in which the noises by day were princi pally heard are not battened, but solid walls; that it is impossible any human agent could a& between t bailout and tho ceiling, . and that such noises could .not be produced by any att or ingenuity'with ) , srltich he is acquainted. . The marks and mutilations on th - e ceiling:are proved to have beenoccasioned by attempts to imi- 'had by W I LIIAM . dRMIGES., SCRIPPS, South Molton, e Papsfr,- Litters tor s to* C uor ' aa.(post-paitt), musi ...,,' i e se late cite troides - ,-;; 4 1.1et t: O:VW f t /sea '4Ortet4- , on tied the chap. ot . the mop-Li:lei:. The allegation or ther Wtwitto'cuurier, that Mr:Taylor "thad• been Llod e t . , 7,tuttion fora consideNble- liinei :learning slight -° :hand itricks,, and ~ conjuring; &c. of a'Mr. ivic il is flatly contraditied :by - NC Taylit, who has ma ch „,, - iffi eLI daVit, and appstn, 44_1)6a - fiends; and to W r , 1.40 r. himself,. in conii,tcriailopot,it,ttar.lie oe" , saw Air. M. esihibit.but-thrico--never was in goi rl , :pany..with him but twiceiL , -and Lie.ver w a s - under li g i 'tuition one hour. As a proof that the extraooi O4 -c,,:isd ~.. • .. _ . . • •. , , „„, , , twist's, : pct.. ?iale not ettabec., Lett% tsirl,y, .on Dr.--- :3 - UlSlic.!;r in [kit aeighbourhood, 'fia.i. •-r , cently ( 11 ''' t. ait ; affidavit, th:itt* on Fridiv, Sep". 1:4, I . lc Av' n. ` about ten at night in o a el , awb...ri, describA °o ' having a large modern window in it_i i .`.`.thafltt. u ` r • sired Mr. ciltave and •Mr. •T;:fylor to . 00 11 ` ''?, : 2 \ivikti. him, and to 'place themselves., at .1114. %Y ill ' ~.r.hi.vi,lattALon no ifocount to-•move .from if ;' that M r ' Sully then •It e ki• th e d o b r i n his - liirisd fharl;'-':- il r from the larger into the leer mon), to s,vhieli •leb' e l rooma . - sit4le...-AvOrbArn.'ouly ..sbept; ; ;4l4it Sally v ‘ l s t confined with .Mrs. Ch ave d ur i ng the whole of t, ba t c iitme;in 'another apartment; -at, Mrf-StAty's.re4 4 i t 'T: ,Alilie...Mr. Sully ;held.- thi s d oor .iilf - , ope 6 ti , f;s l in' bawl, ,w hick- door is. .abontAilitee. feet from. the' i 'll otfE.tbe,;bcd ,ia which. this :single wornaisi sleli'i i. . 4.% deafly and distinAly heard something comlog '''' t lie i stairs.; ,he board' it t plainly'. crOss , thi-anti-el ll ,, - her, and cache • upon the WTI() which -this 'wo'fr a ` v WAS. ,Lt inatnediate.)y.beat her vithemlyj , plinc , P a % as Mr. S.. could perceive by the sotinds, o ver 'ti i i , hips and legs. 'ln the•-nlidstf-f the:ie ..Allya , s; 1411) _, 1. ,, . tkyo.vere.in,thei.g.reateskheight, he instantane o : ls ", &twit ue door ifuilyi.operr. • The moon Atone v et 7, :bright direcily.into.the .apartinent.. ; had any - th ill ' i to aerial attempted to...escape, he Minus hes n' tj ' a have, seen or.heancl n, .as she windoN•.is . very 101 _, 0 (occupying two. thirds of the breadth of the Ac h (7 , 41 , room). kit. Is quite positive that.,,he heaid-w r. saw nothing escape; and : th a t I;T ird , aylor and : 11 • VI Chave. kept their: position at , the witsdo‘k . . kr The following,attid a vit. ; doges this extraord;W l ! .pamphlet-:- t t r i •_.. . . ... . " TnursdaY, Sept. 2'7,. 1.810, John.chsve,',W iie - - ' ham Taylari Ja.atesDodge, •and .Sally • Ca" sei•i' 3lt l 3ll ; .t.trily make oath ,tbis (lay as , follows-:-;-"-rfhat tile ; a . are .entiroly:,..igtuarant of the cause i'of. all: those e-- traordivary csieurnstuaces that have and , are oec ti h r i• ripgial...„the house.ol, Mr. 'Chave,' :in . the :i)ari 4 h v r Saulptorci,...- Also, that tl,6y bi l eva never4tn,to' ° , ..on any part of the presnisesJany.sbrodviotinteive 4, „.' t day.or night,byibko4 oriiii,,gki ns i s s„ eilh a t.:o 4 ? ll '.' e , iwithout.ars iipstrualent,tinorde.gs , lo' ► indut:e acif' °l ;, thi.unan being -whateyer;to-believe,i or -rev,: n to 4 .1 ' 1 " . • Curti there was anything unaccountable or' stlf:ic 4l . ,,,!' i. .total .in the house. - , -Also, ,Iha t -they; have never 1- „:, quested any. one outer person- so.fo. tics, . And' 'that thr i.j firmly believe ticLsuch attempts have *beets - maß,‘ . others, A150,..t that if such.)3l tempt s: h.'ve . been ' it- .ova; without.itheir - lzhowledo-or consent. also, that they . have .repeatedly. heard :in- coH-day 910,4 .. violent4and loud noises. in their 1100 Se, ' W hen 1)L , ..metcus...persous have been assembled, <s ome' in ih .upper, and. some. in the lower aparinit-mts, at thee same time ; nod all-el-them enxvhs an d.. e:1 et. v . th,4uover the cause. .• Also, that t h e mirks - .0,e5 1 10 cje;ing have .been made .by-persons -trying, - bt-A , Jain to imitate the same sounds. Also, that To , best of their kuowledge.and belief th e r e are;ro 6 u, b terra fieous, - passages. in.:or about that house. N , `!. Sworn :befure me, the. 27th September, - 18 „ . . . ``,.l: GovETT, Ivitiyor -of Tiverton• A melancholy event occurred a t:L.ewes, ouTtle3-e evening last, to a .inan o f the name of Homer, heh' n o ; ing.to the 37th regitnent,quarteted i n thohmr3c ls ., ,t bat place, who imprudently went to cut4sninel l., ' e w p t nips in ,adjoining , field when soire meson, present unkno n,dischargedag e n loaded with e slugs at him, many of which passed through his ' er ,neys and liver. The poor fellow, who was a voliin t ',,t :from the Northampton militi a , li ngere d' untiV i3e ,; - q . day, when .he expired in the greatest misery , luquest was to sit on thetiodvyesterday. ana Jt is very singular' that Lord WELLINGTON MASSENA have .in their Waggon Trains eielliCit i T ic '141t5 to each Wa-ggon—but it is more singular .zeiltt is CA lITERN - Number at Charing-Cross , a ' l l iti Portugal, and .Coopers' H a ll L— in th e L n tiel in the Fteld,-we have liolloubt that all the Lol l- will have the Whip Hand. . The -Nobility, Gdniii, 'Societies, are hrespeafully intorared hy HOIINSE Y and that 1.0 State 'Lottery will .be drawn 'on Friday next' 'HORNSBY an CO. solidit: the favours of the 1 ) 11 1 ? 11C ° to the present occasion, ' on ithich - Day they hope it' divide among those who honoUr them with 'ti commands, a large prdportion of the Two Hitodr ° , Thousand Pounds 'Prize MOney. The 'First dr avvo re •:20,tioul. Prize, and -the Last drawn 20,0001• v" 6 , shared and 'sold by 'Hout4s.ay and-Co. at . No• 2 F.ornhill, and St. Margaret's - Hill Borough. BIRTH. On the gth' inst. at Newbattle Abbey, Scotland, •-• Harriet .Incratn, of a Daughter. t llC Ott. the tali inst. at ,Shenstone-House, Litchfield , Lady of Henry case, Esq. of a.Soti aid Heir.. rot' (hi Sunday morning last, at St etc h w i t h-House, bridgesnire, the Lady of Richard Eaton, jun. Igl• • Daughter. • ... . itiAßiciA4): .., ~ . ~,,ott On Wednesday last, at Witichelsea, in Sussex, ii-`",, W. lirotytte, Esq. ot Rye, to :bliss DaweS, of Wilicliel,`'o%.• The same day, lames West, Istl y of Salty, to I‘4l' ‘ l ' well, ut Lythiogtun, Hants. , . Mr. On Sat urqay inuinitig, at St. Martin's in the fie),, , f „ i v '•:..' Hall; nephew of the ;late•Rteltard Cla?k,'' , lsq,' 61 '',',`,, r ' PL street, to lili4abetit ;Sophia ..)Notri,buttr,,e,l, - I,:i daug ll.-- Mr. IVoodbutn, ot St. Martin's-lane. : Mf• • Yesterday; at St: John the'Evattist, Westminster,,ift H. Tew, ot Colchester. st r eet, W,h t t ec n a p e l, f ol mes °4 ot I : :lizabeth 41dridge, eldest daughter ,ot . Mr. I. x kitiodgf' Marshain.stri:et; Westminster. ' ' * _„.."' , r AV. W e. On the ist inst. aged 77, Mrs. I veson, relid of th e ,,,,, o, •Launcelot lveson, Esq. o f Bl ac k B a nk-liOu se , near L'" . Yorkshire.- ilt On Saturday last, at his house in Lincoln's-inn-fiel"''o ,l the 132.1. i Year:of his age, A.lexatuir l'Oplidin, Esq. lite ° t ' the Masers of the High Court of Chancer. „, ;c l i ar a • On the tsth inst. at his house in Sloan y e-street, • twiss, Esq. aged 70 }ears. ' •tO Yesterday morning, suddenly, with the cramp 111, 0 ! ) mach, Mr. Fortescne, Baker, in Hatton-garden. street, G rOn'tllol* KU a res. t be addrested: Ni ~a ,`, . 14 . dew 4 0,, I ,e z , r . l ` }_ r re,. , (), 3.eaN (u .:i} .. ' , , N wp 11;?: •' li lt 04i ,)} t11t!: !!e t I '4 4 - 1 T 1 ( • Ili, 4. 1 / 4A! , 49. tl''